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When you thinking shaving, you think Gillette, not those other brands that do a sub-par job at giving us a close shave while protecting our skin. Something that's always been a hurdle for product makers in the past has been the "tug and pull" dilemma. The ProGlide, part of Gillette's ProSeries, packs significant enhancements, that not only address the skin, but the hair as well. So what separates this new razor from the Gillette Fusion or other ones from years past?

First, and perhaps most importantly, the blades have been re-engineered to be thinner, with finer edges and have been given an advanced low-resistance coating, allow the razor to cut effortlessly through hair with less tug and pull compared to other leading razors on the market. Other enhancements include a larger Lubrastrip for an even smoother layer of protection even when on repeat strokes, as well as the addition of a Microcomb, which helps to guide hair directly to the blade.

The Fusion ProGlide goes on sale in a manual and Power option next month, but Gillette's actually been kind enough to give some of you guys out there the opportunity to grab one for free. A total of 500 razors are up for grabs, which you can grab below. It's pretty simple, hit the widget, follow the instructions and get yours for free. No gimmicks!

The moral decline of our country never ceases to amaze me. Now it seems that a site that has gotten national attention for the fact it promotes cheating for those married and in relationships is trying to buy its way onto the new Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey.

TMZ has the report:

Meadowlands Stadium — the brand new home of the New York Giants and the New York Jets — now has 25 million reasons to endorse homewrecking … courtesy of the dating site for adulterers, AshleyMadison.com.

AM founder Noel Biderman sent a letter to the CEO at New Meadowlands — obtained by TMZ — declaring, “At this stage, we are prepared to make a preliminary offer … of $25,000,000 for the Naming Rights for a five-year term.”

He adds, if the stadium gets better offers, “We would be pleased to match any such superior offer.”

The offer (which works out to $5M a year) is pretty big, but it’s still below the average for other stadium sponsorships — Bank of America pays $7M a year to sponsor the Carolina Panthers stadium and FedEx drops $7.6 a year on the Redskins stadium in D.C.

I’ve got to believe the NFL, despite it always being about the almighty dollar, would step in and not allow this to happen. Then again, with the way our country is going – you never know.

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